Our programs create Resiliency, Mobility and Healthy Longevity by boosting your brain’s learning potential, thus improving and even transforming your health. Programs are based on the groundbreaking research of neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to adapt and change at any age. NeuroHealth Rewired applies interventions most well known to the public from NY Times bestselling books by Norman Doidge MD, plus other interventions discovered since then. All are shown to produce remarkably enhanced health outcomes.
How NeuroHealth Rewired Can Transform Your Life: Choose The Programs Right For You
What is NeuroHealth?
Neuroplasticity means lifestyle interventions can transform us from dysfunction to high function, from foggy to clear, from damaged to healed.
Join 200 billion neurons with 300 trillion connections between them, and you get one human brain.
We tend to think of health in relation to the body, yet the brain is actually in charge. Your amazing brain guides how you feel, move and learn, and determines your very survival. Your brain adapts based on how you live each day. Lifestyle experiences and choices account for up to 80% of your health outcomes. Join a NeuroHealth Rewired program to bring cutting-edge support to your brain and body.
Joan’s Story
Galloping down a slick path my horse bucked, throwing me airborne before a hard fall. At age 32 my ability to move without pain was altered in the blink of an eye. Diagnosed with triple spinal fractures, I moved as if locked in a full-body cast. Pilates instructor Rick Burke helped rebuild my back, allowing for limited sports. While a graduate student in Interpersonal Neurobiology I learned how neuroplasticity facilitates remarkable healing of brain and body injuries, leading me to Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais’ movement method. Four months after enrolling in Feldenkrais practitioner training I became pain free with full range of motion in my spine and pelvis. Once limited by the belief that injuries caused my immobility, the wonders of neuroplasticity transformed me through changes in my brain.